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- Q1What is one of the most critical factors in optimizing images for SEO that is often overlooked?Ignoring image compressionOnly focusing on alt textUsing high-resolution images onlyProper file naming with relevant keywords40s
- Q2How can image file size impact website performance in terms of SEO?File size does not impact SEO as long as the images are optimized with alt textLarge image file sizes can slow down page load time, negatively affecting SEOSmaller images are always better, regardless of qualityLarger image files improve image quality and boost SEO40s
- Q3Why is alt text important for image SEO?Alt text helps search engines understand the content of an image, improving rankingAlt text is less important than image captions for SEOAlt text is necessary only for accessibility and does not impact SEOAlt text should be used primarily for keyword stuffing40s
- Q4What role does image format play in SEO optimization?Image format does not have a significant impact on SEOUsing JPEG format is always the best choice for SEOChoosing the right image format (e.g., WebP) can reduce file size without sacrificing qualityPNG format is preferred for all images regardless of content40s
- Q5How does lazy loading affect image SEO?Lazy loading should only be used on desktop versions of websitesLazy loading improves page load time by loading images only when they appear in the viewport, enhancing SEOLazy loading can cause images to load too late, negatively impacting user experience and SEOLazy loading is irrelevant to SEO40s
- Q6Which plugin is recommended in the video for optimizing image loading speed on WordPress sites?AirLift pluginAll in One SEO PackYoast SEO pluginJetpack plugin40s
- Q7What is the potential downside of using overly compressed images for SEO?Over-compressed images are preferable because they always load fasterOver-compressed images are always better for SEOOver-compressed images can lose quality, negatively affecting user experienceCompression has no effect on image quality40s
- Q8Why should images be given descriptive filenames before uploading to a website?Filenames are irrelevant because alt text is the only important factorDescriptive filenames only help with internal organization and do not affect SEOFilenames should be kept short and nonspecific for faster uploadDescriptive filenames help search engines understand the image content, improving SEO40s
- Q9What is the main advantage of using the WebP image format as discussed in the video?WebP format provides high-quality images at smaller file sizes, improving page load times and SEOWebP images are lower in quality, which could hurt SEOWebP format is only supported by a few browsers, limiting its usefulnessWebP format is recommended only for images with transparency40s
- Q10How does image captioning contribute to SEO, according to the video?Captions are less important than alt text and can be omittedImage captions provide additional context for the image content, which can improve SEOCaptions should include as many keywords as possible to boost SEOImage captions are mainly for user engagement and have no impact on SEO40s